Re: George's Gems/Rudeness

[Gary, Isenhower]

John,



The Bard is like the Bible.  Just because a character makes a 

statement or takes an action, it should not be interpreted as the 

opinion of the author or a personal recommendation.



For example, this tactic would not get you very far with your boss or 

your spouse, even though they would digest your words and 

remember them well.  Its more of a prescription for making enemies.



-Gary Isenhower



> How about . . .

> 

> "This rudeness is a sauce to his good wit,

> Which gives men stomach to digest his words

> With better appetite."

> 

> William Shakespeare (1564–1616), British dramatist,

> poet. Cassius, in Julius Caesar, act 1, sc. 2, l.

> 300-2. 

> 

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